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Landing Page Linked Background Images Long Hover Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Linked Background Images Tutorial introduced linked background (thumbnail) image “onclick” event logic. Today, we extend, rather than impinge in any way, by adding “long hover” linked background (thumbnail) image functionality, which bases itself on a “short hover … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, background image, background-position, CSS, delay, event, hover, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, linear gradient, link, long hover, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, programming, setTimeout, thumbnail, tutorial
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Aesthetics Tutorial
To finish up our revisit to the Timekeeping web application of the recent Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial we … make some styling calendar tweaks … <style> td { vertical-align: top; } #divmc { background-color: … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial
Today we clarify our Timekeeping web application for those users who have followed through, downloading the HTML and PHP to their local web server (we’re recommending MAMP) client computer, adding to the Windows client work of yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Windows Tutorial
Did you notice that the “Timekeeping” PHP did not have to change for yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar iCal Integration Tutorial? But the PHP is the change agent for Windows (client) integration called quarter_hour_timer.php today … … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar iCal Integration Tutorial
Yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Contenteditable Tutorial‘s “Calendar Past” improvements don’t have to be the end of the story regarding “calendar timings”. There is an Apple iCal standard interfacing format that can drive calendar integrations with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, Apache, Apple, calendar, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, time, timekeeping, tutorial, window.open
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Contenteditable Tutorial
We’ve spoken quite a bit in the past about the joys of involving the “contenteditable=true” attribute for HTML elements that have an “innerHTML” (ie. they have a formalized end tag arrangement eg. div, span, p, td, th etcetera) and with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, Apache, calendar, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, IFRAME, image, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, summary, time, timekeeping, tutorial, window.open
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Past Tutorial
If you’ve been using the Timekeeping web application as of yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Tutorial you would have noticed a very … first person present tense … feel to it all. Today, we improve on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, calendar, cron, crontab, date, details, event, global variable, hover, HTML, IFRAME, image, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, summary, time, timekeeping, tutorial, window.open
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HTML Editor HTML Preview Tutorial
Onto the recent HTML Editor HTML Tag List Tutorial HTML tag list dropdown improvements, today’s work offers an optional HTML preview as the user tabs out of the textarea “HTML collector” via new textarea “onchange” event Javascript DOM logic, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, attribute, body, CSS, div, document.body, DOM, dropdown, editor, endtag, event, file_get_contents, FormData, getBoundingClientRect, height, HTML, HTML Editor, IFRAME, Javascript, left, onchange, onload, opacity, overlay, PHP, position, property, rgb, rgba, select, setTimeout, srcdoc, style, table, tag, textarea, timer, top, width, z-index
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